Ahead of the 200th anniversary of the Marsh House, an antebellum home in LaFayette, Georgia, the house museum's board of directors is establishing a strategic plan for preserving the historic cultural site and educating the community about its significance.
After spending 2020 eating most meals at home, the idea of fresh, nutritious meals that are ready in minutes without much work is more appealing than ever.
Boasting their own schools, churches, recreation centers, stores and modern housing, the mill villages that proliferated in North Georgia from Reconstruction up until the New Deal had everything workers needed without ever having to leave.
![Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, National Child Labor Committee Collection, [LC-DIG-nclc-01975] / One of the young girls working in the Richmond Hosiery Co. in Rossville, Ga.](https://www.timesfreepress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/richmondhosiery6112184426.jpg?w=240)
Catoosa County Parks and Recreation is expanding its sports league offerings beyond fields and courts and onto the screens of players, wherever they may be.
The Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center is in the process of preserving its 300-acre property with a historic conservation easement through the American Battlefield Trust, a nonprofit organization that preserves battlefield grounds from the American Civil War, the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
McKamey Animal Center is continuing its partnership with Best Friends Animal Society's shelter outreach program as the shelter implements national best practices in animal welfare, according to a statement from McKamey Executive Director Inga Fricke.
A healer for decades, Jennie McDaniel is manifesting her dream of bringing her healing powers to large groups through her new business 5D Presents, which hosts healing retreats in the North Georgia and Chattanooga areas.
Curbside recycling pickup and library cards are among the initiatives from two newly elected Red Bank city commissioners that failed last week, when other commissioners declined to approve the city budget that included them.
As a woman, hitting the trails alone isn't always the best idea for safety reasons. Plus, hiking with a group is more fun and a great way to meet people with similar interests.
Of the 750 kids ages 6-18 who go to the East Lake location of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chattanooga, some now see themselves as mountain bikers for the first time, thanks to the recent addition of an urban mountain bike track and launch of a Pedal Up mountain biking program through the club.
